CET 35 CFM GAS CAFS Unit

The CET 35 CFM GAS CAFS Unit provides a self-contained, gasoline powered, "slide-in" type compressed air foam system (CAFS) unit.

The CAFS Unit is designed to fit into the back of a standard length and width pick-up truck body, to discharge water only, air only or compressed air foam from the same discharge outlet. In addition, the consistency of the compressed air foam (expansion ratio), wet/dry is fully adjustable.

Engine:

• 27 hp Kohler gas engine at 3600 RPM
• 2 cylinders, 4 stroke, air-cooled
• 20 amp. alternator

Water Pump:

• 175 gpm @ 100 psi
• Max. flow 225 gpm
• Max. pressure 145 psi
• Single-stage centrifugal pump
• Aluminum case with bronze impeller
• Direct drive
• Stainless steel piping

Compressor:

• Oil-injected piston-type
• 35 cfm @ 125 psi
• Water-cooled heads system
• Compressed air is cooled w/ water cooler
• Belt drive

CAFS System:

• NFPA 125 gpm & 35 cfm @ 125 psi
• 4 outlet discharges 1" or 1-1/2"
• Automatic balancing system
• 1" tank fill line
• 2-1/2" tank to pump, 2-1/2" intake
• Air service line

Dimensions:
34" length x 44" width x 26" height

Weight:

• 650 lbs.

Advantages:

• Class A foam allow faster fire suppression and extinguishment than plain water
• Foam clings to most surfaces and protects exposures much longer than plain water
• Class A foam may provide long-term cost savings and may reduce property damage
• Class A foam increases efficiency and conservation of water supply
• Class A foam can be produced at a relatively low cost
• Class A foam forms a protective blanket
• Foam is visible during and after application
• CAFS attack lines are lighter than plain water hose lines
• Foam use may help to preserve evidence of fire cause
• Class A foam aids wildland/urban interface attack
• CAFS are available with multiple outlets
• Optional A & B System